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Sorry for the poor pic quality. Camera phones just don't do it for me. I am happy with my final work on these.

I like the looks of the talons, very cool.

 Insane Smile wrote:
I like the looks of the talons, very cool.

Thank you for the kind words. I like using a deeper red over the tradional Khorne colors.

Not too shabby at all! A fantastic choice of colours, if I do say so myself. I must say that I love the darker red as well, I use a similar tone in my own Khorne army, actually.

Now, if you don't mind me giving you a little suggestion, I'd recommend slapping some washes (or shades, as they seem to be called now) on those models. It's amazing how such a simple step can really add to the model. You could do a complete cover with Nuln Oil, which is a quick and simple and effective way to add some depth to your model, but you could alternatively go with Agrax Earthshade on the gold part, to have it stand out a bit more.

Either way, nice models, keep up the good work.

Hotrod wrote:
Not too shabby at all! A fantastic choice of colours, if I do say so myself. I must say that I love the darker red as well, I use a similar tone in my own Khorne army, actually.

Now, if you don't mind me giving you a little suggestion, I'd recommend slapping some washes (or shades, as they seem to be called now) on those models. It's amazing how such a simple step can really add to the model. You could do a complete cover with Nuln Oil, which is a quick and simple and effective way to add some depth to your model, but you could alternatively go with Agrax Earthshade on the gold part, to have it stand out a bit more.

Either way, nice models, keep up the good work.

Thank you for the advice and kind comments. Keep that in mind as I go. Good thing about washes is they can be added later as well to touch up.

 Sammoth wrote:

Hotrod wrote:
Not too shabby at all! A fantastic choice of colours, if I do say so myself. I must say that I love the darker red as well, I use a similar tone in my own Khorne army, actually.

Now, if you don't mind me giving you a little suggestion, I'd recommend slapping some washes (or shades, as they seem to be called now) on those models. It's amazing how such a simple step can really add to the model. You could do a complete cover with Nuln Oil, which is a quick and simple and effective way to add some depth to your model, but you could alternatively go with Agrax Earthshade on the gold part, to have it stand out a bit more.

Either way, nice models, keep up the good work.

Thank you for the advice and kind comments. Keep that in mind as I go. Good thing about washes is they can be added later as well to touch up.

Oh yeah, they're definitely great that way. I actually only started using washes around a year and a half after starting my CSM army. I spent three bottles and two days of doing nothing but splashing the wash all over every model. And that was back in the day when the washes smelled terrible too... The good old days...

Glad to help though!

Yeah I'm an old timer as well. I been out of 40 k for about 15 yrs. Just trying to get the rust off.